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Office Hours (Fall 2009): Monday,Wednesday, Friday 2:00-3:00 Courses (Fall 2009): COMP 100 Netzer 321 |
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Suzanne Black came to Oneonta in Fall 2008 after several years teaching in Indiana and Minnesota. She teaches courses in modern world literature, composition, and professional writing. In addition to her literature background (a PhD in comparative literature from the University of Michigan), she has an undergraduate degree in chemistry and experience as a grant writer. She remains interested in popular science writing and in more humanistic aspects of the sciences, such as scientific images and overlaps between literature and the sciences. Her current research focuses on visuals in molecular biology and on the influence of scientific inquiry on the poets W. H. Auden, Fernando Pessoa, Francis Ponge, Muriel Rukeyser, Paul Valéry, and William Carlos Williams. She is also revising a translation of Júlio Dinis’s 1868 novel An English Family, about British expatriates in Portugal. |
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